Bush's New Testament
Posted: Friday, June 27, 2003

The Myth of "Humanitarian" Intervention

Mandela unrelenting ahead of Bush tour of Africa

Whoppers Of Mass Destruction

Taliban regroups - on the road

US push for global police force
The United States would train and lead an international police force, bypassing traditional peacekeeping bodies such as the United Nations and NATO, under a proposal by the Defence Secretary, Donald Rumsfeld.

Iraqis growing impatient with U.S.
Lagging transition to independence stirs anger, frustration

Bush's New Testament:
I'm God's errand boy

Hell starts now
Winning the war was easy. Winning the peace will be a nightmare. The war on Iraq was "officially" over on May 1. But almost two months later, British Premier Tony Blair has been forced to admit that the security situation in Iraq is "serious". He missed the point though: there's no "security" (for Westerners) because of the widespread hostility of the Iraqi population towards the Anglo-American occupiers. And for most Iraqis, the occupiers are indistinguishable.

¤ Mugabe gives nation's oil assets to Libya to secure fuel
¤ Bush declares African prosperity a priority
> Flashback: Powell calls for pressure on Mugabe



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